New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
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TALK WITH AND ABOUT CANDIDATES FOR
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VARIOUS OFFICES
xx.srNAroR MILLER's ATTITrDE-coNTEsTs IN
xAToRIAL DISTRICTS THROUGHOUT THE
STATE.
ALBANY sept 4.-Every politician who comes 70 THIS
city has Of interest to tell concerning inc
state ticket OF his party it, candidates for members Oh
the State legislature plans OF the men belonging
70 ether psYtes What with the State Conventions oil the
United and Prohibition parties the coming state
Conventions OF me Repuesean and Democratic parties
and the struggle between the members OF all these
psrfea within their party ranks over the ~ nom
nations for Senator and l2s nominations fer Assembly
man. the politicians viii have had busy eight weeks I'D
the months Of August and September.
Ex-senator Warner Miller s showing keen interest In
the Republican par. Of the campaign, and IL Is eVae'
will do all in his power TO elect the hepuoncAa o'
ticket and Q Republican Legislature fsocen'iy u" ~
to an intimate friend. Of the lesf'ns nepu""o" "
the state and earnestly supported MI 'er or no
United States senatorsip:"I see that the Democrsne
ara sayng that my Republican friends ana
rnv.sf are not going give the Republican ticket either
stata or legislative o hearty support-that the Nlher
man will suk The best way to show the lastly vi 'na'
is to active part In the selection OF de
eeatcs to the Republican conventions I'd the nomn"
tjops of the candidates ut these ccnventons ana tnen
vorr hard to elect the candidates. hope that oil my
frsnds viii take an earnest interest In tho Republican
etate that those Of them who car viii attend
II either as delegates spectators thai thoy VIII seek 10
nominate their friends for the State Offices men VINO
they think shoui be thus honored and that afterwSrd
they will 90 home and labor with all their might to elect
the ticket"
Ex-senator John L Gilbert. Of Malone. Franklin
County, was yeste rsy Before he came u ma oeeh
rumored that candidate for tho noasinst'o" ior
on the Republican ticket Concerning
this he SAID am candidate. bus shall not seek the
nonp,nattop-thst Is shall not go around the state
drumming up delegates If the nomination comes 10 NO.
we'll and good. but do not expect to get II; that Will
capddy saw for 1t the who seeks an once tnat
nowadays gets 1t"
.eeuator Charles L. Knapp of Lowville Lewis, writes
friend in this city he is candidate for the Repuo
iiean nomination for Stats Treasurer He was canal
s coptiDus 70 be So as lawyer his high ability Is
needed In the Controllers Office to interpret the otaee
taxation laws.
Controller Chaplin 1t said IL candidate for renom
nation but the Administration Democrats here say:
Mr Chaplin cannot have the nonin tion. because 10
would be for third term and we cannot permit the
though. to arise In peoples minds that perhaps Mr.
Cleveland may seek third term. The President USED
s.roug language once against second term and is IN
volved In Inconsistency therefor when we press
him for q recoud term and he accepts the nomination.
Nominate him we would virtually say that We hal no
objection the thr, term idea Besides IL Is the prec
to give only two terms It world especially onend
rural They are n.
the Administration look anxionsy IN the direction
iaughln is really in in his rmored Intention TO
fight for third term for Chaplin senator Eaw war.
Ing Democratic candidate for tue nomination for Con-
tr0ef at present
senator Coggeshall Republican has no opponent as
vat and apparently will be renomnated by reclamation
The Albany Democrats say that D. Cdy Herrick. pres
emit District Attorney OF Albany County. will be nomi
mated for Judge the Supreme Court by the Democrats
of the lid judicial District this fall and that Mr
Herriek wiz also be elected charm Of the Democratic
State Committee Mr. Herrick Is ne successor OF Dshe
Manning AS the leader OF the Albany Democrats he
about fortyiv years DID, able lawyer and man oil
indomitable Will
One of the closest struggles for nomination Tor an
Office that are going on In the state is That which is now
proceeding for the nomination for Senator In tho
XXvIIth District the counties OF Chcmpng Steuo n and
Alegany Senator Fassett. OF Chemung County desires
reorganization. Seuben County has strong candidate
in General N NJ Crane Hornellsvile The conflict has
thus far In Aegany County, its Republicans have
been besought give their votes either TO Senator
Sumner Baldwin or to Senator FassetI Mt BALDWIN
against Senator Fasset by OF 32s TO 800; total
637 Votes The largest number OF votes ever cast In
we're given for Blame Both Mr. Baidwin's aud Mr..
Fassefs friends complain that Democrats voted at the
caucus The convention at which the contest etween
Senator Fasset and ex-senator Baldwin 30 far a. Abe
gany County IL concerned will be decided will be hrld
at Angelica on September 8. Then the voters OF the
Senatorial district which Of the two candidates
will control the Aegany delegates There promises
several contesng delegations 81 the convehuoh'
and 1t is evident there will be an exciting contest
The latest reports from the Cattaraugus Cnautauqua
Senatorial District that ex-senator Loren B. sesso ne
Ia the leading candidate in toe Cbaatauua wing o. the
district There are fifty delegates from each county TO
the Senatorial convention In Chautsuqua County the
bsst authority gives Mr. Sessions thrty Ave delegates
and ex.Assemblyman e. NJ. Fenner fifteen delegates
Few Of tina delegates have yet been elected in Cstta
raugus County. Taere senator Vedder ls FORMALLY an
noInced himself candidate for renoniaation- Tor
third term but he has not yet obtained many OF the
delegates farmer nalnei IL A. GLADDEN.. living near
Randolph "a supported by deeeates OF the eight
who have elected and Senator sessions mas the
other one of tho delegates Senator Vedder, however,
whirlins about Cattaraugus County making arrange
ments pick up the OF the degates There seems
TO be an alliance between himself ex-AssembIynsa
out which IL to receive the others AID not
yet apparent
In the Albany Senatorial District the Democrats are
talking about nominating Mayor Michael a. Nolan for
senator.
The contest among the loading Republicans OF tho
xxIvth Senatorial District for the nomination of Sen
ator aeens settled The district Ia composed OF the
counties Of Delaware Chenzngo and Broome, ana the
nomination is granted ii advance to the Republicans OF
s sTs as Obtained tns
Matthew W. Marvin who sought renomInatioL ne
0Ae.ango ea states that The Rsp1eMs.ni o, Ch by
the Republicans Of Delaware County. The Republican
majority Of Mr. Marvin in 1888 was 1898 Mr.. Lewiss
nomination. therefore. will be equivalent 70 al eecuon
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PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN CONNECTICUT
LABOR AND PoLITrcs-GovERSoR LouNsBuRY
DOES NOT WISH SECOND TERM.